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YOUNG players from two Limerick LGFA clubs will be among a total of 64 clubs, representing 31 counties, to play at Croke Park this Monday, July 1.
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association will welcome budding young stars from around the country to the famous venue for the annual U10 Go Games Activity Day.
All counties were given the opportunity to select two clubs to be involved and Limerick's Mountcollins and Na Piarsaigh were selected.
Go Games promotes full participation and fair play, while catering for the developmental needs of the participants.
All clubs have a panel of 20 players, with everyone having the opportunity to play in four mini-games throughout a morning or afternoon session.
Go Games rules will be employed at all times referees will be representatives of the participating clubs, who have all completed online training, and they will be ably supported by newly-qualified referees from the St Sylvester’s club in Malahide.
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